When Humility Makes You Great Moshiach descends from David because both embody the paradox of true leadership: achieving ultimate greatness through complete humility and self-nullification in service of G-d.

The Ultimate Mitzvah Experience Moshiach will restore not only the missing mitzvot but elevate all observance to its intended level of Divine consciousness and transformative power.

Seers of the Age of Information The Messianic era will democratize prophecy, transforming Divine consciousness from an elite spiritual achievement into the universal human experience. Forty-one percent of Americans believe in the paranormal. Seekers turn to psychics, fortune tellers, and spiritual advisors for insight into life's uncertainties. But the market is flooded with charlatans and con artists, and it is rare to find a true seer. Can you imagine a world where authenti

The landscape of Jerusalem of the future The home is the epicenter of a Jew’s connection to Divine, as will be reflected in its absorption into the future Temple.

Moshiach’s Unique Leadership Style Moshiach will be the greatest teacher of all time, revealing the deepest secrets of Torah and reality through the profound clarity of sight

How Demanding Moshiach Brings Him Closer Galut, the estrangement between the Jews and G-d, could be readily repaired through demanding Moshiach, expressing a genuine desire to reconnect.

The inner dimension of the shofar of Moshiach. All about the Shofar of Moshiach and its inner significance.

Why Moshiach is the Core of the Liturgy. Why are so many of our daily requests about Moshiach? A recent survey found that close to 50% of Americans pray every day, and at least 37% of those believe that their prayers have been answered. They pray for health, prosperity, and the well-being of their loved ones. Some even pray for their favorite sports team to win or to find a good parking space. Jews are commanded to commune with G-d three times a day and voice various supplica

The process of building the Holy Temple. Learn what we accomplish through studying the laws of building the Beit Hamikdash. It begins with a concept, a glimmer in a creative mind. But it takes more than the brainstorm of one individual to bring the grand project to fruition. Months, possibly years, of discussion and preparation by hundreds or thousands of individuals follow, each bringing their own insights and expertise. Over time, obstacles arise, and progress is deferred o

Understanding the nature of G-d's relationship with the Jewish people. This lesson describes the bond that began at Matan Torah and what it is growing into. Synthesis is the act of combining two or more elements to form a new entity. This process occurs in nature, such as the combination of hydrogen and oxygen to create water, and in human-directed activities, such as cooking and composing music. The ability to synthesize helps sustain existence and promotes personal growth a

Understanding G-d's Plan. This lesson lays down the basic tenets of Dirah Betachtonim. Technology has permeated every facet of our lives, transforming work, leisure, travel, and communication. With the swipe of a finger you can see people thousands of miles away. With the click of a button you instantaneously transfer funds to the other side of the globe. What once seemed impossible is now a reality, our vast planet smaller and more unified than ever, an interwoven environmen

How the Creator sees Creation. This lesson explains that Moshiach came before, and is the purpose of creation. In The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People,  the author identifies one habit to help clarify vision, focus efforts, and align actions with desired outcomes: begin with the end in mind.  The ultimate project in all of history was G-d’s creation of the world. What was the end our Creator had in mind when He began? From Bereshit Rabbah,  a collection of Aggadic teaching

Navigating the Transitional Generation An ode to the people of today In recent decades, long-distance running has become increasingly popular. There are over 800 annual marathons worldwide, with an estimated 1.1 million runners participating. Whether running for a cause or to set a personal record, each runner must train for the multi-mile trek by building stamina and endurance. However, as runners will say, the last mile is always the hardest. When the energy tank is deplete